Middle School

Use the Explanation Game at home to teach middle and high school-age children visible thinking skills.

Use the Zoom In Thinking Routine at home to teach elementary school-age children visible thinking skills.

Activities appropriate for preschool, elementary, middle, and high school to teach deeper levels and ways of thinking. 

People who have impulse control disorders cannot avoid doing things that might bring harm to themselves or others. Learn more in this article.

Impulse Control Activities & Worksheets for Elementary Students Pap/Com Edition, 2009 by Tonia Caselman 

Impulse Control Activities & Worksheets for Elementary Students Pap/Com Edition, 2009 by Tonia Caselman 

Mindfulness Activities for Kids with ADHD: Engaging Stories and Exercises to Help You Learn And Thrive, 2021, by Dr Sharon Grand and illustrated Taia Morley

NutureShock: New Thinking About Children (2011) by Po Bronson & Ashley Merryman

Increase Self-Control in Children: How to Help Your Child More Control Over Their Lives, 2020 by poonam Patal

Function and occupation-centered resources, tools, ideas, and activities geared toward the development of fine motor movement, executive functioning, attention, and organization skills.